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Faculty and Student Research Projects and Programs
A number of faculty within our department supervise students who wish to undertake research as part of their undergraduate experience, either through CUEF funding research or as part of meeting the requirements of GEOG 4480: Directed Studies in Geography and Environmental Studies. Additionally, many faculty supervise MA students in the Human Rights & Social Justice program and MSc students in the Environmental Science program here at TRU. If you are interested in doing research with one of our faculty please contact them directly.
